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Mohave County miner., 1887-11-12

TnTYcan live at home. and make mere
I'LL money at work for rs, than at any
~ thing eiga III this world. Capital
not needed; you are started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do tue work.
Large earnings sure from the Grst start
Costly outfit and terms free. Better not
delay. Costs you nothing 10 send uS your
address aud find out; If you are wise you
will do 80 at once. IL, HALLETr d. TO-,
Poi tland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-12
GEO. PINNE
Evergreen, Door County, Wis.
PATIENTS.

Caveats aud Trade Marks Obtained
and oil other business in the Y. 3: Patent
Our Office Is opposits thc L. g. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents i'm loss
time than tho7e remote from WASHING!
TON.
Send MODEL on DRAWING. We ad.
wise a. 10 patantabilit; free Of charge: and
we make no CHANCE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN 4 PATENT. -.. f.
We refer hero to the Postmaster. the
supt. of Money Order Div, and TO officials
of the ". \. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms and references to actual 0li.
entg in your own State or County, write Ia
T.. A SNOW e. CO.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-12
PuBIrsnsD EvSsS SAfrxpss ~
JAMES =. HYDE.
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BUSINESS advertisements inserted st
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Concentrations Of . personal nature
sill be published at the option OF tbs editor
sEd charged for as tho rate Of tesa cents PEI
line.
- The MIxEs will not bs responsible for the
spinious and views Of iss correspondsnts.
Mohave County miner., 1887-11-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

1lMES J. HYDE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
g.
Knexly, ARrsosi.
SMinino Litigation and Obtaining
Patents TO Mining Properties
. Speciality.
viii pyactios in all courts Of the Territory.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
The Nations Wealth.

The census report Q. 1880 places the TO-
tai Of the National wealth at $43, ,G42 600, ;.
600. Q. this amount $40 l97 .0)O, 900 are
credited 20 the farms; 1881 ,O0o. 900 10
residences and busiDesa real estate; s5,-
10000 900 10 railroads ard their equip
ments; IS, 900 ,00o, 900 to household iur-
Diture, books, pictures and the like; -,
030, 900 900 TO live stock; s6,091 ,oc0 600
to agricultural proiucta remaining over,
and 5000, ,O0O, 600 TO churches, school
houses, public buildings and institutions
Of one kind and another. There was also
a considerable miscellaneous list
II may be said ihat the accuracy 0: the
estimate has been disputed by officers Of
10 Bureau OF Statistics, Mr.. Hill es-
pecially holding that the estimate should
be placed several billions higher. But
the total is accurlte cnough Tor practical
purposes. asd it will be seen tha. i, we
divide it equally among the $1,000, 900
population, returned by the census oi
1900, tho share Of each person will be
measured by little more than 1850 in
money.--N. Y. Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
ALAsKA.

Alaska IL famous for her Immense gold
bearing ledses--yeins reaching the enor.
nous width OF 600 feet or more, assaying
throughout in gold. The Douglas Island
lode has width Of 100 feet, and assays
from ,s to $50 per ton. Experienced
mining men will readily perceive its
great worth. The locations Ct the Union
& Alaska Mining Go. are proportionaely
as large, the entire width averaging we'll
in gold. On Admiralty Island eren
larger lodges than these have been
found. The surface groupings arc loy
grade, and no work has been dCne on
them 10 test their valge: but assays Oh
tiined from the surface give returns oi
$3.50 up TO $40 IN gold, and little silver.
Iha, veins carry large amount Ol sui
phurcts, and are OF tie same character as
those Of Douglas Island. THIS is one 0!
the best localities that We know oi f0'
naaa Of cspiidl 10 commence operations
II IA not question OF can enough or; b'
obtained TO supply the mill, b.! is it rich
enough 10 pay? The latter can only be
ascertaiGed by drifting and tunnei,ing
and altogether the risk is email when
compared 10 the great gain that IL likely
10 follow. These leises commence a;
tide wafer, and are, therefore, accessible
az all seasons Of the year--ail yoa will
have 10 do is 10 build wharf, and the
ships will glide right upt your plant, as
is the case With those now in operation.
| Bot this district does not comprise The
whole VI the Alaskan mineral belt by aBy
nIeans-it is only drop in the bucket
as 1t were. aijncrl! is found for Inl,
miles up and down the coast, ard as Ia,
in the interior AZ man has yet penetrated
How far north the mineral belts extend
Is question yet 10 be solved; but prob
ably they are lost in the icy wastes Of the
Arctic regions. This area il vast one
in the extreme; not the size Of one state
or territory, but a number Of them, and
in it il room enough f,r thousands 10 pnr.
sue the vocation OF searching for hidden
treasure.
The inatrix OF American mines has
been located by humboldt in the borders
OF Alaska, and Indications now point &c
his assertions az beiiIg true Alaska Free
Press
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
A Coed Thiag la I.t,m oaade.

"This is lemonade, is II not ?' inquired
light.hafrcd gentleman blaDdly. as he
stepped up in front Of stand on the cir
cus ground yesterday. The proprietor
replied that il was ice-co'd lemonade, and
generously threw in The Information that
the price was only five cents a glass.
"i'lI take a glass, II yorI please, said
tho stranger, and it WAS placed before
bin.
"If there is anything / am fond of, !" he
continued with much afabiIity, f'it is
good lemonade," and he drew lemon
fnom one Of his pockets, gut hole in IL,
and with great deiiberatiGn squeezed the
juice into the glass Chen from another
pocket o spoon and small paper sack
filed with sugar, with which Inc proceed
sd 20 sSessten the mixtnr. 4 crowd was
Gathering about lin by this time, and
tho proprietor 81 the rctrcshmcnt stand
waR becoming red and very moist.
'T'il give yoi half a dbliss TO go away
from here" he taid TO tic bland gentle-
man anxiously.
"My friend, ,"sIid the smiling customer.
SLIPPING with evident satisfaction the bcy-
erage he had mixed, "lt ,Iffor!s me pleas
nre TO say that this is the best lemonade
| ever drank on q show-jsround. Hcre-is
your five cen,s." And be finished the
glass, paid his money, and elbowed his
way ont through the cFogd.
Hall an hour later tIIc lemonade
vender, broken up in business and dis.
g',ised in pair of gret.n goggles and a
false beard, was doing ;he three card
monte act in a Gpciinicsl J lace "mong the
canvas wagons and iUosin atoI search
ingly for the Ii2ht-haired and smiling
stranger Tritune.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
The Abasc OF silver.

The Salt Lake Tribune says: Silver is
falling again. 1t would have been easy
for Congress TO have avoided that caiam-
ity, and 10 have caused il TO advance TO
tll0 per ounce during this coming
sumner, by siu,piy adjusting the laws ia
way 10 have this country Use It's own
silver; but there Vas not sense and pa
triosigm enough ID Congress TO accom-
pliss thst result. Because of the neglect
every farmer in the east who sells a
bIishcl OF wheat, and every planter who
sells bale Of cotton, will only receive 30
per cent. OF what lac wouid have received
had Congress- performed It's simple duty.
The shipping OF silver bullion TO England
will go on the buying it back will con-
tinne; il viii be let 10 English brokers
TO fix the rate at which they will buy
bnlion, and the resul. will he a loss 10
the United States of 10 pei cent. on
everything that people produce and sch.
In this we believe that Congress is be-
hind the sentiment OF the country. We
have heard 0. no complaint on the part
OF any one against the new silver cartif-
Gates. They are just az satisfactory TO
the people az gold certificates. While il
is clear that without American silver
Great Britain coald not, under par with
gold, me5t her Indian payments, oar
country forces Our silver miners to ship
all their bullion 10 England, and at the
same time keeps in circulation more than
t30o, ,o00, 900 in legal tenders. Ii there is
any more stupid legislation on record
than thai WHICH compels such an arrange
m2nt, It cannot be seen by the naked eye
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
Ekulesfor GoIrfshiD.

Agree with the girls father in politics,
and her mother in religion.
II you have rival, keep an eye on
him, if he is widower, keep two eyes on
| him.
Don't put too much sweet stuff on pa
I>per. II you do you will hear it read in
after years, when your wife has some
especial purpose in inficting upon you
the severcst punishment known to q
married man.
Go home at reasonable hour. Don't
wait until she has to throw her soul into
u yawn which sine can't cover with both
her hands. A little thing ike that may
cause a coolness at the very beginning Of
the game.
II, on the occasion Of your first call, the
girl upon whom YOU have placed your af-
fections looks like an iceberg, and acts
like cold wave, take your leave early
and stay away. Women in their hours
Of freeze, are uncertain, coy and hard to
please EXCHANGE.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

The Duke Of Norfolk, nsxt TO the Duke
Of Westminster, is the richest peer in
England. Although the wealth of the
Howard family had its origin in property
taken from the Catholic church by Hen.
ry VIII, the present Duke il one OF the
most Jealous members OF the church.
For the church lac is building the nor.
wich Cathedral, next 10 st. PauIs the
grande.t ecclesiastical building in Eng.
land, at an expense OF million dollars
or more. This cathedral was begun in
honor of the birth OF his only son and
heir. This son has been sadly afflicted
since his birth, AMI fortunes have been
spent in endeavors To restore his health
by the aid Of miracles, medical aid, and
offerings to the church.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
Au Eye to B1siEcss.

There's couple Of nice cucumbers
doctor" said the green grocer, "all I've
got lett. was going TO send 'cn over te
the Smiths, but if yoa want 'cm you cat
have 'en."
"So," replied the doctor, hastily. ''le;
the Smiths have them. They ara -
ticnts Of mine. New York Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
slining.

Not many people realize that the intel.
Iigcncc and comfort OF tic world has ex-
panded IN The same ratio that mining and
the use of metal have. When savage
man built, by accident, Gre upon bed
OF iron carborates, and found, next morn.
ing, a substance harder than stone and
yet maI!eable; when, from il, he pointed
an arrow. hs made the j4yclin of the
Greeks, the heavy spears Of the Romans,
the steSm engine and the stean slip pos
sibIe. Better diil, i,e made Il possible to
clear the forests; 10 cultivate the soil and
TO make comfortable hai,ifations FOR man
kind, Wban lIe found gold and silver and
learned something Of their peculiar prop
critics, 0! their indes;ructibility, their per-
lee, dac'il!iy, their freedom from coro-
sion; their excellent litaess as a measure
o. lao2r, and therefore ~ u measure Of
yaluez, then the breath ot lie was
breatIied into the infant nostrils of trade,
aiid a5l modern commcrce was made pos
sib!e. From those beginnings, the up
ward progress in the working and COM
b.nIng o. the metals marks the upward
progress 0! tie World The wooden stick
gave way to tie iron p.ow; the bark ca
noe gave way to the WOODEN ship. be-
cause man had tools 10 fashion IL and
bolts 10 bold il in place; houses appeared
in lien OF the caves and the pies Of stone
that before had made the aboIes OF men;
art was born, and, hand in band with
science, began the work Of snbduing the
world. The conquest has been going on
ever since, aud il h;s rested more on
mining than on MI beside ghe generous
earth gives mdn bread 20 sustain his life,
bnt within earth j. held tie material
whieh makes mans work eGe.dige. The
dali ore gives 70 sign as j. is brought
forth, bot under hammer and Gre ID be-
comes transdgrrci. II materialjzes into
ehario.s and Ehips; Z tl-red the sun
back in gold from the greet temple at Je-
rusa!ein it sparkles on the bosom OF
beauty; Il commands mans best service,
and its absence or abundance marks the
ratio OF civilization which any land
possesses. 1t made old Rome glorious
with temples and with power; as il grew
scarce distress came and tlIea Ignorance
and crime, and the world lay in the twi-
light of the Medieval ages until the dis
coYeries ia the New World fired anew the
arteries OF trade, aud guiekened the in
teIligence Of men to once more renew
their assaults upon birbarism. The dis
eoyery OF gold in California gave to the
nation in single decade more advance.
ment than four preceding decades had !;
the 81 800, 0,00),0 900 which in gold and sil-
ser has been added TO the treasury Of the
nation since that discovery 3s years ago,
has advanced the republic from the place
of dependent power, SO far rs material
wealth was concerned, 10 the foremost
place among the nations Of the earth.
The moving springs have been the
miners pick and drill and the miner be-
hind them. Mining is the one business
that creates money aud carries forward
the forces Of the earth; ard it's results
are more like Gods work than any other
known to nan.-Salt Lake Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

The light that was lit in the cathedral
at 81. Augustine, Fla, in 1898, burned
without interruption up to the fire of a
few nights since. II went ont when the
roof fell in, and the chime-bells, one oi
them more than three hundred years old,
came crashing down. Into ruin went al
50 the picture representing the first mass
laid at st. Augustine, the series represent.
ing events in the life OF Christ, and a
host OF rare and curious relics. St. Au-
gIstine has lost its greatest local attrac-
ton.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
4 short Story Win Ioas Morsi.

II does seem humiIiatiug TO sec pugi-
list pocket more money in year than q
disniied Episcopalian or Roman Catholic
bishop, dOuble-curye pitcher command
ing more salary than university profess
or, "fy-catcher," exceeding the earning
OF a railroad president, and mounte-
bank comedian, who began by acting az
a COW, drawing larger income than the
President Of the United states.--Loweli
Courier.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
wsitiag to he Tackled.

i Washington reporter has been inter.
viewing a chroaic office seeker. ....
"ilow are you feeling this morning,
Colonel Placehunier?" ...
Poorly; only wish vas Csh in
Lake saranac."
why SO, Colonel?"
'If ! was, perhaps the President might
drop me line TO come in out OF the vet.
That's what I've been wanting him to do
for some time past. ."--Texas Siftings.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
A New Provcrb.

School girls are not altogether devoid
OF observation. Some OF them also can
describe in fair English the result OF what
passes before their eyes. In a class OF
girls few days ago the lesson Was TO
state one proverb from some prominent
author One OF the pupils, instead Of do
ing 30, yenturcd an original essay as fol-
lows:
"The girl that has dog.cart never
lacks friends. boston Transcript.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

r,It.I&o1't yoa thiuk," said Mrs. Keeper,
"that when Adam realized the vastness
OF the world, into which he had been
ushered, he must have had great deal
on his mind?'
well" responded Mrs. Blunt, IRON
the photograph have seen of him, ]
should say that whatever he did have on
must have been On his mind. The
Judge"
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

Customer--Give me another steak like
the last one got here.
Butcher dent remember the par
ticular steak, but this 10 a nice tender
piece.
Customer--Who wants tender piece?
Butcher--I thought everybody liked
that kind.
Customer-You must think intend 10
eat Il. It's door mat am after. The
other steak is aboTt worn oat.-Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

As gIitteTing example Of coHcisaBcss
the following comes from the walls of a
deserted shanty in the heart Of Dakota !:
"Fore miles frum naber; sixteen miles
frum pos.ofiis; twenty-five miles frum
a raleroad; hundred and atey frum
timber; haf a mile frum waiter; God
bles our home. Were gone east 10 git a
fresh start"
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

A Chinese doctor in one OF our north
ern counties has treated a pneumonia pa
tient by rubbing her chest with a hot
dinner plate and piercing row Of port
holes In her abdomen. The perforated
patient died, though the doctor says this
old treatment Of pneumonia was dis
covered in China $50 years ago.--Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
ArizoHa posioalcrs.

A, denotes u. 8. Money Order Office; ].
international MONEY Order Office; y. Web
Fargo sRxprest ofl8es. Tais list is correc''
ed monthly.
YAyAYAI Cou.TY-Agns FriA Valley. Alex
,ndra. Anseiols Valley Ash Fork, T. Bie
Bug bed Rocky, Bradshaw, Brelo, Bum
BILE Bee, Camp Verde. Chaiender, Cherry
Chino, Cienega Flagstaff, K, Giilett, Has
sayampas, Ho~eIis, Jerome, Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayer. Hecsviiis. payson, Prescott.
AK, ssmmols, Stanton, Stoddard. III
Tor, Walker, Walnut Grove, Williams \.
PIMA CousTi-A Allen. American Flag, Ari,
yac., Calabasss Y, Crittends2 \, Desert,
EsueraDza, Gn,atervii!e. HArshaw, soGaie-
X. Oro B!aneo, Pantano \. 0nij"toa, Red
ington, Sahua.ita, Total Wreck, Tubac, Tue
son A X, Warrington.
GrA Cous1Y-Armer, Globe A \, Pic
neer X, san Carlos, Tonto.
MonAyz CoUNTT-Aubrey, Bre0n, Hack
berry 4. Henn ng, Bingham 4, Mineral PARK
A, Mohavs City, Powell (seedles), Signal
Co.nIsz CorxTY-Benson 4, Bisbee, CarnI
Hnachuca A, Charleston x, CoIteLtion !
Dos Cabezas Z, Dragon K, Fairbanks Z
For, Bowie (Apaehe Pass AZ, Ocho"Viiie
st. David, Tombstone K, Tres A!iInos,
Wilcox (Maisyj
GEsgtm C,UsTY-Bonita, Clifton I,
Duncan (Pu-dy) 4, Dunlap, Fort Grant
Fort Thomas. Morenoi, Pima. Stafford, Sol
omoavilie.
PrslL CousTT-Bntte, Casa Grande 4,
DudleyviIle, Florence 4 4, Msnlyville, Mari
copa 4, aesa,iils, Picacho, Pinal 4. River
side, sacator, Silver King \.
YusA CorsTY-Centennial (PIanlosa)
Clip. Ehrenterg, Nortons, Parker, Yuma
AK.
APACHE CoUSIY-Erastus, Fort Apache,
HoIbrook x, Ksams Canyon, Nutrioso, St'
Johns 4, St. Joseph, Shsw Low, Snowflake
Syringer~ilIe, Sunset, Taylor, Winsiow
| Woodruff.
| M,srcspA CouxrY-Gila Bend Z, Hayden,
I Lehi. McJ,o~ ell, Phenix <, Sentinel, Tenn
pe, Hayden 4, Vulture K, Wiosenburg.
! JsrrAx RnKRvAIIoS-Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

Il amt much in city like New York, "
said the Colonel who had been drinking
all day at his New York friends expense,
"but out in Arizona ] am a pretty big
gun"
Yes" said his friend az he paid for
another round, lyon are big gun, Colo
mel. II costs considerable to load you
nm -
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

4 0JDmSend 10 cents postage, and We
u will mail you
"a I'LL uable, sample box Of goods
that will put you in the way of making more
money at once. than anything else in Am.
erica. Both sexes Of all ages can live at
home and york In spare time, or all the
time. Capital not required. We will start
you. Tmisense pay sure for those Who start
al once. SrJssox II Co., Portland. Maine,
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

BY way OF the British Embassy al 81.
Petersburg comes probably the first at
then.ic statement OF the Russian debt,
which shows a total OF fi7l ,473 900, with
the interest for the current year over
e25, 100000.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Territorial.

Gevsrnor--C. Il. Zniick, Prescstt.
Secretary James A. Baysrd, Prescott.
Assistant Secretary Tom Parish, Pres-
cot..
Attorney General = Brggs Goodrich ..Pres.
soft.
FreasnFer-~T. J. Entier, Prescott.
Superintendent n Public Instruction C.
". Ssrsnss, Fne4tm.
Aoditos--E. y. Ozark. PRESCOTT.
Superintendent 81 Territorial Prison
Fhoraas Gates. Yiins,. ..... ....
Supreme Court --Jainss II. Wright, Chief
Ias,iee, Prescott W. W. Porter, Lsso-
,iate JLstiee, IN eniz; Vim. Il. Barnes,
Associate Jastics, Tucson.
T.. g. Disttini Aitofpey--O. w. Rouse.
Tucson.
L. S. BEsrshai--S. x. Meade, ,Tucsoa.
Deputy U. 5. M, ,rshsi-Ii. ID. Undsrxood
Surveyor tGsnsni--John Hise, Tucson.
PreSeott Lrnd Oiise--Receiyer-D. J.
srliysn. keaiste'- j. L. Camp.
Tucson Land Office Rcceiyer-Fred w.
Smith. RsgIster--C. Il. Daley.
u. 3. Internal Revenue Collector-J. =.
McGrorty, SAINTS Fc. New Mexico. Dep
uty Collector--W. Il. Bristol, Tucson. De-
partment Collector, iustom OfFicera--J. u.
Hnghes, Prescott, VS.. Oury. TncSoa.
Delegate to Coi,grsss--c. G. Pean, Pres
cott.
Judge of First judicial Dis,rict-w.H H..
Barnes, Tucson.
Judge Of Secord JudiGiDl Distriet---w.
W. Porter. PseI tx
Judge of Thir,l JUDICIAL District james
b. Wright. Preseott.
Clerk Of the ST prcne Court w. Dodge
Prescott.
County.
Sheriff -- Robert Steen.
Under-SEerif- -. z. kueacer.
I;ecorder = II. Backsbaum.
Treasorsr--Dsaiel Smith.
Probate Judge Nv. q. Biakeiy.
Dis; rics Attorney--Eb. Wilfams.
Court Comnis Ioneg--J.J j. Hyde.
Clerk Of District Corrt--H. Buckabsnm.
Clerk Of County Conrt-H. Il. Watkins.
Public Admin; in;strator--EuSen ID. Whip
pie.
County SuryeJor~Otto Z. koeneer.
Il. :. Commits, ioner-J. J. Hyde.
u. y. Deputy liarshal-Robert stsen.
Supervisors-- ,,amuel CTozier, J. j.. Mel.
soII, j. II. John,on.
Clerk Of the Board Of Snpsrrisots-7J. }.
Hyde.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

UGTTcan LIE at home. and make more
I'LL money at work for ns, than at any
" " thing size ~ this world. Capital
not Decded; you are started free. Both
sexes: all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings snre from tho irst start.
Costly ontGt and terms FREQ. Better not
delay. Costs you nothing to send us your
address and find out; if Won are wise you
will do SO at once. II, HaLlETT d Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
Re puhIfe,sn Territorial snnsit.
tee.

The following are she names Of the Rspub'
Iican Territsniai Central Com"ittee:
Chairman. William Christy. PheDi1.
Secretary n. 4. Morford, Phenix.
Apache-E. s. Stsver, Rosalio Colonao.
Coohise-,J. u. Montandep, w. Nichols,
+. A. Atchison, C. d. Reppy.
Glib o. E. Conneil, J. &. Jones.
Craham-..J. 4. Oil. +. A. Cutter.
Maricopa, WIN. Cbristy, l.. Fowler, Il. A.
Davis, Y. A. Morford.
sfobavs--.W. II. TagGar, Z. ]" Burdiok'
PinaI--A- r. walbridge. W. II. Benson.
Pima--L wolAey. J. 4. Z&briskie, d.
MoFawn, L.. ID. Ferguson.
Yagapai--w. s. Head, L. wo!ienbnr2
r. II. Muuihy, Geo. Il. Brown, George h
Tinker.
/ Yuma h. 6. Hubbard, Charles IL. Brins
ley.
! Az lsrgt--..Clark Churchill, Webster
! Street,
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

CIeveland's neck has grown an inch
within the past year. And reporters cay
be needs hoop around his neck. State
Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
sTAGE CONNECTIONS.

-jDtl Anu tDc Sttd!sS.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Via LaGuna 70 the Indian village OF
tcoTaa. 1G miles.
Viz WinGa.e TO Fort WInga.e, 3 niles
Lnni 45 nil@5.
Va Manuciito 10 Fort Defiance (Nav,
jJaGennr), = uilea: Canon dc Chslis. C'
.nileg; Koa n:s Canon. 80 miles.
via sgofbrooss, iri.weekiy stages TO 81.
JOINS, SO miles; Fort Apache, SO miles:
ipringsrvi!le. % miles: Snow Low. 50 II lies
rayloryille, s. miles; Ioqut Indian village
no regular stacGJ, 20 miles.
Via WiusIow to brigham City and sun.
ct.
Via Ash Fork, daily stages to Prescott
ia Whippis Barracks, "a miles; daily stag
- froun Prescott to PLenIz, and til weekl.
stages TO Fort Verde.
Yis Ptaca SpriaSs 20 t,o Grand
Cau0n sc the Colorado, g nliiaa.
Via kingInan, daily stages TO Stockton
H:ll, 10 nile5; Mineral Park, iG miles; Ger,
BAT IA miles.
Via fmcca to Signal, 40 miles.
Via Needles, steamer to Yuma, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohave, Mohave City
dardyviIie, Arizona; and III Dorado Canon,
Nevada.
w. 4. SIsseIl.
General Passenger Agent.
ID. Ii. EoDinton. Cent Manager.
AIbuq1erc1e, n. II.
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25
Est

Trains On the Atlantic and Paeiie Rail.
rogd ars run ON Mountain, or Standard Time
Mohave County miner., 1887-06-25

In recent breach Of promise suit, il
appeared that the plaintiff had what she
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